This is the story of Yvonne, the women who helped me survive the worst times of my life...
Long story short:
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Met girl online.
After 4 years of talking online, we grew to be friends, so close that we loved each other.
met her, and was so happy to be with her at last.
We were soulmates
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Long Version
When I was 13 years old, I signed onto AOL chat, specifically UK SCIFI chat.
After a few weeks there, got to know a girl called Yvonne. She was 3 - 4 years older than me, and loved stargate, which is what we talked about. But as time went on, through AOLIM, we talked about everything.
After 6 months were talking everyday online. She lived near London, whereas I lived on teh south Coast of England. The 9 months after our meeting online, we rang each otehr up on Christmas day.
1 month later she rang again.
As the months and years progressed, we talked more and more, not just online, but on phone.
By the time I was 19 and she was 23, we would ring each other up by mobile phone every day. Most of the time, I would ring her, she didnt have the money to use her phone much, (money is tight to her, she was in large debt).
We admitted to each other we were soul mates, and that if we were still alone and single by 40 years old, we would get married heheh. We said goodbye like lovers would, only our relationship was purely of friendship.
When I got used and abused so to speak by my grrr *(*)^( first gf, she helped me through it. No joke, I think I may have committed suicide if it wasn't for Yvonne.
Then I got to uni, and since I was so close to London, we met up. And running up to her and hugging her ( and no, she wasnt a 40 yr old man) at the train station was one of the happiest moments in my life. She was moving to scotland soon, but didnt know when.
But sadly, when I got back to uni, a few months passed, and I lost contact with her. Her mobile was lost and it has been 7 months without hearing her sweet voice.
important bit
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Until today, I didnt know what had happened to her.
but today, I found her work number (which she used to ring me up from) and I rang it.
She is gone now. She has moved to scotland, with no contact number. She no longer has my address since we moved, and I dont have hers. she lost her mobile and so lost my number.
The woman I loved more than any other deserved, is gone from my life forever.
Its hard when you realise that someone you imagined would always be there, someone you loved, may one day simply become lost to you.
This is a sad day indeed.
Discuss your losses.
Lovers you lost, Soulmates who drifted away, family members who died.
[edit] damn this post looks long and boring
[This message has been edited by clan ruthervain (edited July 27, 2004).]
[This message has been edited by clan ruthervain (edited July 27, 2004).]
Long story short:
-------------------------------
Met girl online.
After 4 years of talking online, we grew to be friends, so close that we loved each other.
met her, and was so happy to be with her at last.
We were soulmates
-----------------------------
Long Version
When I was 13 years old, I signed onto AOL chat, specifically UK SCIFI chat.
After a few weeks there, got to know a girl called Yvonne. She was 3 - 4 years older than me, and loved stargate, which is what we talked about. But as time went on, through AOLIM, we talked about everything.
After 6 months were talking everyday online. She lived near London, whereas I lived on teh south Coast of England. The 9 months after our meeting online, we rang each otehr up on Christmas day.
1 month later she rang again.
As the months and years progressed, we talked more and more, not just online, but on phone.
By the time I was 19 and she was 23, we would ring each other up by mobile phone every day. Most of the time, I would ring her, she didnt have the money to use her phone much, (money is tight to her, she was in large debt).
We admitted to each other we were soul mates, and that if we were still alone and single by 40 years old, we would get married heheh. We said goodbye like lovers would, only our relationship was purely of friendship.
When I got used and abused so to speak by my grrr *(*)^( first gf, she helped me through it. No joke, I think I may have committed suicide if it wasn't for Yvonne.
Then I got to uni, and since I was so close to London, we met up. And running up to her and hugging her ( and no, she wasnt a 40 yr old man) at the train station was one of the happiest moments in my life. She was moving to scotland soon, but didnt know when.
But sadly, when I got back to uni, a few months passed, and I lost contact with her. Her mobile was lost and it has been 7 months without hearing her sweet voice.
important bit
-------------------------
Until today, I didnt know what had happened to her.
but today, I found her work number (which she used to ring me up from) and I rang it.
She is gone now. She has moved to scotland, with no contact number. She no longer has my address since we moved, and I dont have hers. she lost her mobile and so lost my number.
The woman I loved more than any other deserved, is gone from my life forever.
Its hard when you realise that someone you imagined would always be there, someone you loved, may one day simply become lost to you.
This is a sad day indeed.
Discuss your losses.
Lovers you lost, Soulmates who drifted away, family members who died.
[edit] damn this post looks long and boring
[This message has been edited by clan ruthervain (edited July 27, 2004).]
[This message has been edited by clan ruthervain (edited July 27, 2004).]
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Last time I checked, the Scots weren't German